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SNG: Sit and Go Tournaments $3 Session Review part I.

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Sit and Go | SNG $3 | Fullring

helemaalnicks		23 May 08
Rating:		(12 Votes)
Views:	8394

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Comments (14)

#1 darkonebg, 23 May 08 21:11

Just one comment - you coulnt quadruple in 32 min as the 3rd allin player had less than 1BB :D
Nice video though, for the second time it will make me betray my cashgame nature and make a SnG run :)

#2 nezinomas, 25 May 08 11:31

good video

#3 Spidey1978, 28 May 08 20:22

Really nice work again nick - looking forward to part II

#4 ImSiCk22, 01 Jun 08 18:42

good video nick

#5 RandomTacho, 26 Aug 08 03:00

good video

#6 mouse89, 13 Nov 08 17:07

okm

#7 rex99, 15 Feb 09 13:40

nice work =D

#8 Peter68a, 21 Apr 09 16:32

Very clear comments. Well done.

#9 MaCe90, 04 Jun 09 10:25

I don't think at 23:34 you have to think about fold equity, that's a spot were you should want to get your stack in considering everything, and if you do stack him as you did you will be in a dominant position to win the thing.

At 41:10 you could have semi-bluffed with about 300 since you had a rather tight image, I don't think he would have called without an ace or a 10.

Anyways, great video, keep'em coming.

#10 mistaCrono, 31 Aug 09 05:15

I usually don't write comments, but on this video (along with some others here on PS) i just HAVE TO THANK YOU, for making and sharing it. It helped me so much you can't believe.
THX

#11 thomaslafleur, 14 Dec 09 23:23

Thank you very much for the video - I like the explanations of why you bet the amounts, and why your make certain calls. Also, I love the play with the straight flush - i find myself slowplaying too much and losing so much value for top hands. thanks.

#12 PokerfacePi, 21 Jun 10 09:03

First! gutes Viedeo!

#13 osc389, 29 Jul 10 01:08

nice video, thank you

#14 Ramble, 27 Oct 10 02:07

Great explanations of your reasoning in each hand - it really reinforced some of the basic concepts that I had forgotten about... and there were a few situations that I encounter often and am never sure how to handle - you showed one way to deal with them and explained them well.

I'm sure this video will improve my game - Thanks!